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Curious if you can have both DACs active at the same time since my SP2000 has its balanced circuit disabled when it detects that there's a load in the unbalanced side. Both are active, you can easily perform an A/B with a switchbox between the two lineout outputs.
Curious if you can have both DACs active at the same time since my SP2000 has its balanced circuit disabled when it detects that there's a load in the unbalanced side. Both are active, you can easily perform an A/B with a switchbox between the two lineout outputs.
It doesn't look like it (indirectly from the either/or battery life figures given). We'll have to wait for the user manual to be available I guess.
@Fluffy I wonder too, but they seem to have independent amplification. On the other hand, it's the whole implementation that matters. I don't know if two chips with equivalent theoretical performance present different challenges for the associated amplifier...
More like difference in the analog output stage rather than a DAC sound signature based on the graph and the SINAD performance if we are to believe their stated specs
